Network OperationsQuestion 48 of 100
Which document records the physical and logical layout of network cabling, ports, and connections for reference during maintenance?
a.Acceptable use policy
b.Incident response plan
c.Service level agreement
d.Network topology diagram
Explanation
A network topology diagram documents devices, cabling, and connections, serving as a reference during maintenance and troubleshooting. Keeping it current speeds fault isolation. Physical and logical diagrams may be maintained separately.
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